Eric M. Kemen

The paper identifies intrinsic disorder in elicitin-like effectors of oomycete pathogens as a mechanism to shield against host immune recognition.

The paper shows that cooperative siderophore exchange between Rhodotorula kratochvilovae and Pseudomonas species stabilizes the leaf microbiome and protects plants from pathogens.

The paper introduces microbiomeMASST, a metadata network graph linking metabolites across datasets, enabling cross-study analysis of microbial metabolites and their biological context.

This study examines how plant genotype and age influence microbiome diversity and composition in natural Lotus corniculatus populations across multiple years.

The paper examines how environmental factors shape distinct yet overlapping microbial communities in different organs of Lotus corniculatus across multiple sites and years.

This study examines organ-specific microbiomes in Lotus corniculatus across seven grassland sites over four years, revealing distinct core microbiomes shaped by selective filtering, microbial interactions, and environmental factors.

This study identifies GH25 lysozyme from a yeast as a mediator of tripartite interkingdom interactions that shape microbial competition on plant leaf surfaces.

The paper curates and presents a collection of long-read genome assemblies for Arabidopsis thaliana accessions to enhance plant genome research.

This study identifies key microbial taxa associated with health and disease in Arabidopsis by analyzing microbiome data and using machine learning to distinguish infected from uninfected plants.

The paper investigates microbe-microbe interactions in a synthetic microbial community on Arabidopsis leaves, finding that in vitro pairwise interactions differ from in planta correlation networks, suggesting community-level synergism over competition.

This study investigates how environmental cues shape microbial communities inside and on the surface of Arabidopsis leaves over five years, identifying key drivers and niche preferences.